Walmart Just Pulled A Wendy’s Twitter Move After A Customer ‘Admitted’ To Stealing

Walmart Just Pulled A Wendy’s Twitter Move After A Customer ‘Admitted’ To Stealing

When you think of shopping at Walmart you probably think of long lines, broken down self-service cash registers, greeters whose eyes are constantly checking the clock.

You might also think of customers who try to use snuggies as clothing as they shop for Dr. Thunder and off-brand Oreos.

You’re not going to Walmart by choice, you’re just going there because it’s open and probably the cheapest option in your area. You’re not expecting Walmart to be forward thinking, or necessarily warm or inviting inside. You go in, you spend your bottom dollar, you wait online, and then you get the heck out of there as soon as possible.

It’s a no-nonsense store, and a no-nonsense store isn’t expected to have a great social media account game, either. Just run-of-the-mill customer service query handling and announcements.

Well, one Twitter user, @Murk361, thought he could take advantage of Walmart’s apparent “lameness” when it came to the world of social media marketing.

It all began when Murk sent out this innocent tweet.

Walmart’s social media team took the bait, probably hoping to have a nice exchange with one of their valued customers.

It’s the small things, Murk! What’s your favorite thing to do in our stores? 😊

Murk had Walmart right where he wanted them and decided to let the joke go.

Normally it would’ve just ended there. I mean what kind of response could Walmart have? “Oh no we hope you’re joking, Murk!” They couldn’t take it too seriously because then they would look really lame.

They had to pick their response and how they’d reply very carefully. Surprisingly, they decided to go the route of absolute savagery.

Well played Murk. After further review of our store’s video feed we’ve decided to let you keep the rash cream. Next time tho… pay in full. 😉